TEMPORARY BODY PARTS
A temporary body part (or organ) exists only in certain conditions, triggered by the activity of our brain or by an external situation.
THE IN-PHASE
The In-phase is the place and time where the matter of the human body gets altered through the contact with another matter. The In-phase defines both the surface in itself, and the phase of time where the information between the two matters get transmitted (temperature, smell, micro-organisms,...etc).
The In-phase is not a fixed zone. It expands depending on th type of matter, depending on the kind of attention we give to it, and also depending on the amount of time that both matters spend in contact.
Also the sensorial, emotional and psychological reaction of a person to the contact, influences and eventually amplifies the In-phase.
THE DROOFING SYSTEM
When we are under a soft shower, or rain, some parts of our body remain dry, as they are under a sort of roof, where no drops can reach. These areas are called Droofs.
The Droofing system changes depending on the form of the body, of the intensity of the water flow, and of the position of the body under the water.
THE CLINCH SYSTEM
The basic clinch system is an ensemble of body parts that can be used as a clinch to hold objects.
A very common clinch is the hand, but there are many more.
Most human are using 6 other main clinches :
The upper clinch, the oral clinch, the arm clinch, the armpit clinch, and the lower clinch. (see drawing)
Of course the body offers an infinity of other possibilities to clinch objects, which we have not explored enough yet…
THE KLECKER
The Klecker is the place where food is dropping when eating. It is most often situated on the middle of the upper chest. But some people have Kleckers on the belly and thighs too.
THE LACHKLATSCH
The Lachklatsch is situated on the upperleg and has the form of a hand, when it gets activated the skin looks a bit red on that area, it appears when we hit our upperleg while laughing. This body parts remembers all the laughing attacks we had before.